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Artist:Guido Deiro
Label:  Columbia
Country:USA
Catalogue:A2648
Date:Dec 1918
Format:10"
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
AGuido DeiroJazz Band BallLaRocca, Shields7.0  Rate
BGuido DeiroOstrich WalkOriginal Dixieland Jazz Band8.0  Rate


Notes

Recorded New York, NY, August 29, 1918.

Label Printing Code: KY (= November 1918)

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Number: 1614637  THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: Bob1951
Description: Columbia A2648 A side label (KY = Nov. 1918 pressing)

Number: 1614638 
Uploaded By: Bob1951
Description: Columbia A2648 B side label


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Mike Gann
8th Jun 2019
 December, 1918 release date found here https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Talking-Machine/10s/Talking-Machine-1918-12.pdf

[Thanks! Now fixed. Mod.]
 
 
Juke Jules SUBS
17th Apr 2018
 Ostrich Walk is a very fine instance of Ragtime, which genre was not pursued in the subsequent development of mainstream Jazz

The video and Wikipedia credit the first recording to Original Dixieland Jazz Band, first released in 1917 on Aeolian Vocalion
 
 
slholzer
7th Apr 2018
 Review
These are two very manly attempts to translate onto an accordion what the Original Dixieland Jazz Band was doing at about the same time with five guys. As such, they are not entirely successful, but then, they probably were doomed to that from the get go because that was a very ambitious notion. That Guido Deiro and whoever did his arrangements (Deiro himself?) got as close as they did is quite remarkable.

Deiro's touch on the accordion is surprisingly light and his rhythm is nimble. He handles the ragtime elements of the tune adroitly. Of the two sides, "Ostrich Walk" is the more successful. "Jazz Band Ball" is marred (at least to my mind) by the recurrent "crashes" at the end of particular phrases. I suspect it is some element of the ODJB's rendition that doesn't translate well (or that I would probably find jarring on their record, too).

I would give "Jazz Band Ball" a 7 and "Ostrich Walk" at least an 8. Dyed-in-the-wool accordion fans might well go higher.

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Bob1951
25th Mar 2018
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